Cindy Chinn is an artist. She lives in the USA, in the state of Nebraska. A year ago, it was fascinated by the manufacture of microscopic sculptures from a tree.
Ordinary pencils serve material for its work. Cindy works with the help of magnifying glasses, and creates entire compositions that can be considered only with a magnifying glass. The accuracy of the study of parts in its works is simply amazing!
The surface of the pencil under the legs of the elephants is specially processed so as to create the impression of grass, which is adjusted under the legs of the elephants.
Behind the spins of elephants are growing acacia. Please note: the bright parts of the composition are cut out of the wooden part of the pencil, dark - from the graphite rod.
The finished composition is placed in a glass case to which the magnifier is attached to make a sculpture in the smallest detail.
Each elephant is cut out of a separate pencil. Only then the artist reduced the figures together.
It is most convenient to work with flat carpentry pencils. The lattice markup is applied to the start of work on the stylus.
The general contour of the figure artist carries out, using a fivefold magnification magnifying glass.
Cindy admits that sometimes she has to manufacture tools for work - are too rude and cannot provide the desired accuracy of the study of parts.
The smallest final strokes of Cindy inflicts with a trinocular - stereomicroscope with a 90-fold magnification.
Another job Cindy is a baseball glove.
Baseball ball is made of wax chalk.
"Art inside."
Brains are also from wax chalk.
"Monster".
"Day on the beach"
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